who would want all the amps to sound the same? defeats the purpose of owning different amps ! may as well just have one!

@@johnmiller-in5bt this guy missed the joke

Tbh you need to have the amp and cab in front of you to really hear the difference in sound. Microphones just make them all sound the same imo

@@johnmiller-in5bt the best players sound like themselves no matter what gear

@@alvarg i didnt miss anything ! fool ! i was joking ! hahahahaha!

Same. She always tell me to play "normally" which is just the clean channel on my amp

"this guy"?!?!? disrespectful! refer to him as the Swede

“ this guy “ would go to become what we use to measure heavy music against.

Lol wtf

Since no one replied, he uses a re-amp box to record his direct guitar signal, then plays the direct signal back into the amp so he can tweak the settings while listening to playing. Saving the raw guitar signal so you can re-record it through different amps is a common technique for recording these days.

Loop pedal?!?!

Backup Ola Engaged!:D

At least Backup Ola's hand :D

mustangtech331 it's that low A string that annoys me (and apparently many others).

Jarrett ghiz Because you're letting it bug you. Hes showing the capabilities of the amp from not quite standard (step down), but a wide range of tunings it can sound good at. There are Thrash people, Death metal people, and rock people watching this video, so he has to demonstrate its abilities for all those demographics

@Juan Fernandez Because you have the 201H and he is using the JVM410 JOE SATRIANI version. The 201 doesn't have the killer crunch channel from the JS and it unfortunately used the OD2 instead of the OD1 from the original 410. Don't feel bad though, even the JVM410 can't get the tones of the JS. However the JS can cop the stock 410s tone with a OD808 or Tubescreamer out front. I do have a near mint JVM410HJS for sale if you are interested. I am no longer in a loud band so the JS is overkill. $2000 plus shipping

@Juan FernandezAn Ibanez Tube Screamer or a Maxon OD808

@@larry4581 you ever sell that amp?

Valid question, more important than the amp is the cab to shape tone, can't believe they don't mention cab specs. Sounds like a 1960a, looks like a 1960av (for I can't see a big dustcap). Would like to know as well..

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The peak makes all notes sound similar. Gets old fast. I do love the cranked plexi sound tho.

@@heh2k thats why i love it. More for some nastyness

I have one. It's the titz! No fx loop though, but I don't need it.

i have kk 2203 also.. awesome !

+Joshua Carter is the JVM410 good for ffdp disturbed avenged sevenfold breaking benjamin?

I've been a Boogie player for years, and they always come out with new innovative equipment!!!

thats what i think...spider IV insane is still the most saturated tone ever

I think Satriani Marshall JVM is better than the regular JVM. Joe basically fixed all the mistakes with the original JVM and re-voiced each channel and made it sound what a true Marshall should sound like.

tested JVM410JS at the shops. great amp and what really surprised me is that the volume can be had on small amount and it does not jump from 0db to 80db. this is on my shopping list once i have the budget for amp again.

Luca Janota a Marshall cabinet

Probably a 1960A cab.

I know Joe Satriani isn't exactly the most metal player, but when it says "Monsters Of High Gain" and see him in the thumbnail, maybe expect something other than E A D G b e

Thanks for pointing this out. I've seen so many crying about standard E tuning. I guess they overlooked the title..... By the way, I can't stand, standard E tuning. It sounds weak and lacks thickness and body.

most people that have used this kind of amp like megadeth slayer vai all play in eb or e so yeah

Porque no los dos?

The limited edition Slash, with the road case, and the Randy Road's model are the best to come out in years! There's so many amp builders out there now, if you have the cash, Mashall these days are a thing of the past. Too bad...

Get a Friedman. He took Marshalls best amp from way back and it tweaked it to the next level.

sam hamdan I have it and it’s AWESOME

I prefer the 210 head, seems to have tighter gain and more of it. The one in this vid has a gate which is awesome, but seems to not be as deeply saturated, at least to my ears.

Me too. It's fantastic.

tom emery No way to know for sure, probably a 1960A or 1960 Lead

+tom emery its a 1960 cab its just a new head he got customized..

Uwe Tittmann I have the choke mod on my jvm 410h. Not any hiss at all.

Decimator works just fine as a decent gate.

Olivier Block the joe satriani jvm has 4 noisegates and od1 and 2 are the same, and instead of an XLR input in the back of the amp it's a regular guitar cable input, a tone shift and some other differences

The gain is staged differently as well, claiming to be more usable in the higher spectrum. Also it is the line out that is an XLR on the 410h. There's also no reverb on the 410HJS.

If you're looking into buying the JVM410h, I own one and can tell you I'm very satisfied with it. I bought and sold a few amps over the years (Krank Krankenstein, Rivera KR7, Crate Blue Voodoo and Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier to name a few) but I won't sell this one. They were all good amps, and The Dual Rectifier was great and I may get one again some day... Of course in the end it's all about personnal tastes. If you have questions about the ''regular'' JVM I'll be glad to help you!

***** I'm guessing your question is wich one is better so I'll answer that way :) Keep in mind that I've never tried the JS, but from what I hear on that video it doesn't sound significantly better to me. I also like to have a reverb built into the amp, as I like a simple set up (guitar, amp, delay pedal into the effect loop and cab). Since I mostly buy my amps used, the normal 410 was way easier to find and at a better price. I've owned this amp (normal 410h) for a year and a half now and I stopped looking for other amps for the first time in years. If you really can't decide I suggest you try both. If you can live without a noisegate, the normal 410 is a great choice.

I never used a noise gate so there's little I can tell you about that. But I play in a band with channel volume at noon and master at 10 and I don't feel noise is that much of a problem.

Blackcat 7 string.

you need a speaker to produce sound. the head will not make any sound at all. and it is dangerous to turn a amp on without a speaker. and the amp is very good. i have never tried one out tho. but i have tried out the jvm 210h model. and it is a realy good amp.

+DrStrangeloveII i like the Engl better

+Andreas Jørgensen I own a Satriani head and our other guitar player has the Fireball 100... We both agree the Engl does high gain very, very well... But it has no character. Sure it has balls, but it does only high gain, in a too sterile way. The Satriani head does it all, and I must say the quality of the amp's sound is amazing. From clean over crunch to extreme high gain (I set gain at 10 o'clock and that's more then enough for death metal), it sounds pret-ty amazing! Besides the sound, there's the fact it's a more complete amp. And don't forget it runs on EL34's... In this demo it does sound terrible. People forget demo vids are an indication. We should compare these amps in real life, with our own setups through the same cabinets! And THEN we can judge, right? But in the end it's still personal preferences, so it's up to your own I guess. Anyway, enjoy playing!

The JVM can do modern scooped metal too or not really? I see got the 80s metal tone nailed.